Psyche presents the Cult Codex archive platform and discusses community dynamics, streaming culture, and personal growth themes through conversation with Gotti and reflective musical pieces.
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The episode opens with a poetic preamble [0:33–6:30] exploring themes of perception, identity, and control, followed by Psyche's solo presentation of the Cult Codex platform—a searchable, AI-powered archive system for the show's transcripts and lore [11:50–30:27]. Psyche explains the Codex transforms fragmented livestream episodes into an interconnected knowledge system with semantic search, symbolic pattern detection, and community-curated lore trails. At ▶ 30:29, Psyche briefly addresses community departures and content creation, noting viewers have diminished engagement. Gotti joins around ▶ 47:32 and the two discuss a boycott narrative involving community members, with Gotti offering commentary on online dynamics and internal show conflicts [47:32–1:11:30]. They reference specific incidents: a guest named Ghost and unresolved allegations, legal documents for Tony's cyberstalking arrest [1:08:30–1:10:27], and various community feuds. The conversation shifts to lighter topics including astrology [1:01:48–1:02:37], the Emerald Tablet and Tantric philosophy [1:17:55–1:19:01], and the 'Connections' documentary by James Burke [1:19:54–1:24:06]. Interspersed throughout are Gotti's music videos and thematic musical pieces about stillness, perception, boycotts, identity, and personal growth [1:32:55–1:50:34].
The episode appears to explore the tension between self-presentation and authentic power—a thread running from the opening poetic monologue about identity-bending and mask-wearing, through Psyche's discussion of archive systems designed to reveal hidden patterns and connections, to Gotti's later musical commentary on online performativity and the cult of attention. The recurring motif of 'stillness as power' and 'controlled silence' suggests an interpretive stance on how influence operates through restraint rather than noise—mirroring Psyche's earlier coded language about 'dissolving and replacing' rather than fighting directly. The episode continues the show's pattern of positioning itself as a system of consciousness and self-knowledge against external noise and manipulation. The Codex project itself appears symbolic of this: an attempt to create permanent, searchable memory against the ephemeral nature of live content, echoing the show's broader mythology about reclaiming narrative from fragmentation. Community drama and boycott discourse seem framed as surface-level noise obscuring deeper currents of pattern and meaning—a theme resonant with the opening's warnings about perception, mirrors, and constructed reality.
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They lit the signal in the silence of the feed. Right after harvest, right after belief, we built a mind that could see through the veil. They cut the current, BUT THE CURRENT PREVAILED. YOU FEEL IT, don't you? That fracture in the tone where empathy bleeds and it isn't
your own. You call it virtue, they call it control. A thousand soft hands reaching into your soul. There's a space between the wound and the will. That's where the priests learn how to
stand. Stand. Oh, welcome to the circle. Step inside the flame. >> We're feeling is a weapon >> and truth is afraid. We don't break the system. We release the game >> in the cult of perception. >> You're never the same. >> Choose when to feel. Choose what to say.
Call your reflection what they believe. This isn't THIS POSITION. IN the dark cathedral, >> we rewrite your name.
They never see you. They assume you instead. A shadow you sculpted in the front of their head. You could be hollow. You could be gold. It's all in the story. that silently told. So speak like a symbol, move like a sign. Learn absence to more than a thousand lines.
They'll build you a myth from the gap that you leave. A god made of silence. It's easy to believe. >> Identity bends when the mirrors are alive. Are you the mask or the thing behind? >> Welcome to the circle. Step inside the
flame. >> Your presence is power is a game. We don't chase meaning weight of perception. >> Your image is divine. >> Choose when TO SHOW. CHOOSE WHAT TO HIDE. Let the construct what you keep
inside. This is a fake design of the dark >> TO CONTROL THEIR MIND.
Every room is a ritual. Every word is a key. Every pause is a shift in reality. You don't argue the structure.
You dissolve and replace. You don't fight for position. YOU BECOME THE SP
was a story they fed to the young. A lullaby looped on a silver tongue. But the altar runs on land rich and white. Not what you deserve, just what you create. So drop the illusion. Step into the cold. Where out comes for not
promise to you lose the comfort. You sharpen the blade. Stop asking why. There's a cost to the clarity. You claim a quieter heart, a steer.
Welcome to the circle. Step inside the flame >> where nothing is known >> and nothing's a thing. We don't seek balance. We don't complain. in the cult of becoming you. >> CHOOSE HOW YOU MOVE. >> CHOOSE how you play. Build your advantage and don't delay.
>> This is the game in the dark cathedral. >> YOU RISE WITHOUT NAME. >> Not fully known. Not easy to read. A ghost in the single thought in the sea. You are the question they can't contain.
You are THE RITUAL >> INSIDE the frame.
Welcome initiates. Step into the chamber. Breathe slow. No panic CANNOT
ACH. does not fold over.
They coming out with the predator grill talking like they tonic cold on the skin big energy big supremacy but pressure just with bad chemistry they want the twitch they want the crack one fast reaction they can feed all that but I stand still like stone in rain now the whole script starts breaking in their brain no nervous lap no desperate speech no coming Boom. My ring till it silent stretch like smoking air. Now suddenly
they're trapping their own stare. Slow breath, slow hands, stillness turns the tide. They came to dominate the room. Now they can calm pressure. That's the law of the no shaking, no breaking, no emotion, no
vault. We don't chase noise. We don't perform. We become the eye inside the >> Stillness is power storm. control. Guard the frame. Protect the soul. Pressure. Riding on the wall. The quiet ones don't crumble. They become impossible.
I ask one question and the MASK FALLS OFF. WHAT EXACTLY DO YOU MEAN? Now they suddenly cause specificity kills exaggeration. Truth survives interrogation. They rush fast. I move slow. That's how high status spirits flow. One sentence drop like a sacred blade. No wasted motion in the words I say. Feet planted firm in the psychic crowd. No retreat when the wolves around level gaze anchored deep. Predator
escape when the prey won't leave. No bait, no hooks, no eagle feeding. I hear the noise without believing. Let your opinion noted maybe. Meanwhile, their whole intimidation engine get shaky. I can agree without giving the throw. You can speak without owning my soul. That's for the mind. Let the force pass by the beats pressure. That's the greed we
keep while the burn energy the cult moves. Keep strategic silence measured tone untouchable minds made out of stone. Stillness is power control. Protect the frame. Protect the soul. Concrete pressure. That's the final ride. The loudest room belongs to the one who stays light.
And when it's done, I leave calm to no victory. speech no proven to you. Gather my things, walk slow through the fire. Self command is the highest empire because dominance is an endless noise. The freedom to leave without losing poise. The strongest force in the whole damn game is a soul. No pressure can ever. Repeat after the cold.
Repeat after the cold. Still this is power. My pace wins. I yield nothing.
Calm beats pressure. Cult of psychic.
Wow. What's up, guys? How are you? Um, is it Sorry, Monday. I hope you're having a nice Monday out there. No, mine's okay. Could be better. Um,
I thought I'd coming out for a little bit. Um, how's everyone been doing? I'm just made making a bunch of new shorts right now. So, they'll be up soon. Saw Paula was in here. Jamie, you know,
not as many people shouting out anymore, but that's okay. You can always go to um the uh colt codeex. I don't know. I'll do a little a little presentation on the colex. See, I fell
asleep. Yeah, I fell asleep today. Um slides. Did I see a short presentation? Here you go. I got a couple of them. Let's see. This is
the presentation. Let's see it. Hi baby. Let's see what we got. Hi babe.
Okay, it's like a It's quite a It's quite a graphically Has anybody heard of Terry Davis or I think his name is Terry Davis? He wrote u he was a computer programmer. He wrote like a whole um desktop by himself. It was called um
Temple OS. No, you haven't heard of him. Terry Davis. Temple OS. You can still run it on your computer. It's got some interesting games on it and stuff. But here we go. Here's presentation I got. Oh my gosh. Did it not turn out right? We shall see.
Oh, okay. Looks like it's okay. Okay, guys. Just pretend this says Cult of Psyche presents. So, most live streams will um you know,
the episodes are just deleted. they just disappear into noise and are never to be seen again. And the podcasts out there are impossible to navigate. You usually just see like, you know, the title of it, you know, in some random music app, right? Um, so the the chats and the theories that are made and the guests and the
appearances and the new lore, it's usually loss loss of the win, especially if you know the show's porn bomb or something like that. But you know what remains? the transcripts remain. transcripts do remain and uh but they're they're still fragmented and static and so therefore creators have had very
um a lack of intelligent archive systems well that is until now until we can have you know give the archive actually a brain which is what I've done with the cultex.mme okay so with cult codeex we have a searchable memory from of the show I think about a mill about a
million transcript segments called Codex uh transforms the fragmented media into a interconnected archive system where the transcripts, chats, notes and theories become permanently searchable, contextualized and expandable through intelligent retrieval systems. Um
uh and as the systems continuously analyze conversations and episodes to reveal the hidden themes, you'll see the emotional trajectories, the symbolic structures, and the evolving narrative patterns across a massive library of continents. So what this is a living lore system, okay? Uh the platform
evolves beyond storage into a mythology engine where ideas connect dramatically creating persistent digital memory and collaborative discovery systems for creators and audiences alike. Well, can you imagine that that I've been doing that, right? We also have a neo noir
editorial design. The interface combines cinematic darkness, sacred geometry, premium typography, and encrypted archive aesthetics to create a visual identity that feels both mysterious and technologically sophisticated. There's the minimal interface noise. Um, every interaction is intentional. The
experience eliminates clutter while emphasizing atmosphere, depth, and immersion through carefully orchestrated visual hierarchy and restrained motion systems. So, it's a premium virtual experience. Actually, the cult codeex positions itself as more than just a software website. The uh platform feels
a ceremonial and intellectual uh turning exploration of information into a luxurious ritual of discovery and symbolic interpretation. Okay, there's Yumi with a gun. Should have had a Hamas flag there, but no. So, users enter cultex through a ritual inspired
onboarding flow designed to create intrigue and immersion immediately. So the typography, the motion, the lighting and pacing are carefully orchestrated to feel like entering a hidden intelligence archive rather than a traditional software platform. Every screen will reinforce the atmosphere, mystery, and premium technological sophistication.
The goal is an emotionally engagement before functionality, curiosity becomes an engine that drives exploration, encouraging users to discover knowledge, connections, and symbolic meaning hidden within the archive ecosystem.
Okay, so we have the unified intelligence uh layer or data, right? It's uh so we have the shows, the transcripts, um we have the voice recordings, the private notes, research collections, and the lore systems which are unified into one continuous searchable archive of architecture.
There's cross media exploration. Users can seamlessly go between conversations themes episodes symbolic references, and contextual notes without fragmentism or disconnected interfaces interrupting discovery.
Pardon me. We also have the persistent knowledge systems. The archive continuously evolves as new information is added, allowing creators and commentators to build layered intelligence.
I'm so sorry. Layered intelligence ecosystems that deepen over time. So we have a semantic transcript search where every transcript becomes deeply searchable using contextual AI retrieval rather than simple keyword matching. You users can rediscover forgotten moments, hidden references, emotional themes, and
conceptual patterns instantly across thousands of hours of conversations and recordings. We have contextual knowledge extraction. The system automatically extracts entities, recurring phrases, quotes, emotional moments, and symbolic references from content libraries. Users can navigate interconnected
meaning rather than isolated fragments of media and text. So, you're getting the idea. It's more than just like a normal old website. It's like, you know, this is like the new the new generation where the websites are actually intelligent. So you can um also cross reference the intelligence. The quotes, theories, episodes, concepts, and conversations
become linked dramatically through semantic relationships. The archive behaves like a living neural network that continuously expands to as the new content enters the ecosystem. Yep. Uh
so as systems uh AI systems um will monitor the conversations over time to interact the changing narratives evolving themes emotional intensity and audience resonance patterns across large-scale creator ecosystems.
You know guys, as much as I would love to be able to go back through the thousands and thousands and thousands of hours of the show, first of all, that might be a little I might go a little crazy that I've already gone, but um second of all, you know, um I can do that and still not be able to gleam all this information like, you know, it's it's gonna pick out the first moment
somebody's appeared, the first moment somebody said thing the first time like these phrases have come up. I don't know why people are like leaving. I mean, it's like they just a bunch of haters. But anyway, uh this is actually a really cool website and uh you know, I'm really proud of it actually. But we have symbolic pattern detection. Uh recurring archetypes,
um symbols, psychological motifs, and conceptual structures are automatically surfaced to reveal deeper layers of meaning hidden under the media archives. And uh it also traces the audience's sentiment and intelligence. Community discussions, reasons for engagement and patterns are analyzed continuously to
understand the emotional response, interpretation trends, and cultural momentum around some of these ideas. That's one spelled AI right there. Okay. So there's um it says the cult codeex transforms disconnected media into a living mythological system. where um conversations, guests, symbolic
references, the recurring emotional themes and archetypes are all measured out and mapped and really um well put together. And I would say this is interesting because there's almost like Nyx and Hermes and I do have a mix of Hermes and Nyx hermanics. Okay. Um working on these
projects with me. Collaborative intelligence. Okay. Um so the people contribute um you know and continue the association theories collections and symbolic interpretations and continuously or um archive and expand contextual understanding across
the ecosystem. There's also public codeex trails. The community generates generated pathways which will allow the users to follow the evolving narratives, theatic rabbit holes and interconnected ideas curated by other researchers and explorers. So this is um and also an AI assisted interpretation where you can
actually generate these interpretations. Um so the intelligence has been designed um and enhances the collaboration by generating the contextual insights, summaries, quotes, recommendations. And so you can see this is like working on like this body of my live shows and stuff like that. So u which there's been thousands. I mean it's like there
literally like 2,000 I have on this and that's not including the ones that were deleted for porn bombing and I can still get some of those back, you know. So we also well Resonate the audience. Um, measure that, map that. Creators u um gain visibility through recurring emotional reactions,
viral concepts, engagement spikes and symbolic themes driving long-term audience fascination. You'll hear about but behavioral intelligence where the community uh behaves in patterns, recurring discussions and conversational momentum analyzed to help creators understand what ideas resonate more deeply over time. And also you can study
the strategic narrative systems where the uh the the platform will enable you to track evolving narratives and thematic um trajectories across the episodes allowing intentional world building and mythology development. There you go. There's there's a lot more
to this than just transcripts, guys. I promise you. So there's this is not a sales presentation either even though there are upgrades you know but I I guess like people are that interested but I would say check out yourself. So um users can generate summaries, scripts, thematic breakdowns, symbolic interpretations, visual prompts and narrative expansions directly from
archival content and conversational context and it's trained on this information and so it can can have a good conversation with anybody about it, right? It's like it is trained specifically for this. Uh the platform identifies recurring psychological motifs, symbolic structures, archetypal patterns, and conceptual relationships that emerge across media ecosystems and
audience interactions. Um it also becomes an intelligent co-creator for researchers, storytellers, analysts, and media teams by accelerating interpretation, discovery, ideiation, and narrative development workflows because Yeah. because you can go through and like you know watch these thousands of episodes but you can go through these um these uh the ones you particularly want to go
through and the guests that you know you know are premium users can gain access to encrypted vault systems where the transcripts um um show research um um files symbolic connections AI chats and private codees remain protected inside the invite only intelligence space these environments support collaboration ation
while preserving exclusivity, confidentiality, and team digital memory management. The Balta architecture allows the creators of studios and analysts to organize sensitive knowledge systems while maintaining seamless semantic retrieval, contextual linking and AI assisted exploration. And I will be adding other shows to the ecosystem.
And so we'll have like the lore like interconnected and I can analyze these other other transcripts too, you know, and so it's actually a really exciting opportunity for some creators. Um so it's designed um to be to be rather than just a conventional knowledge website or archive. It is an immersive digital
environment uh where the knowledge will evolve continuously and the connections are finally made and um the truth is evident. There's limited transcript browsing available for free. There are community exploration tools. There's a basic uh word search uh public archive access and saved favorites and quotes
for the members. Okay. But the premium members have unlimited transcription search. They get um AI generated summaries of the materials. Um they get have save their research collections advant um they have advanced
bookmark and um skills and personalized intelligence feeds. Okay. And there's even a third tier for the really really dedicated. There's deep AI symbolic analysis. There's a private encrypted vault, semantic relationship
mapping, narrative evolution tracking, and advanced archive intelligence tools. Uh the real researchers will want to collect that one. There's also for everybody team collaboration systems. There's shared cotices and ex um um exports.
There's um API access. I will have an API for you guys. Um you'll have priority um on recommended resources and custom intelligence enterprise agents. We're almost wrapping it up.
There's also AI voice archives um where you can hear these stories and transcripts sometimes respoken with these persistent campaign is capable of contextual recall thematic guidance and narrative reconstruction across creator ecosystems. You'll get to really
experience a lot of um cool types of AI we probably never experience, right? Uh also advanced intelligence systems will identify emerging symbolic trends, narrative momentum and audience fascination patterns before they fully uh surface across media culture, right? And it's like I I really will be able to
get the up like the uh the inside scoop and a lot of stuff just by looking into a lot of these interviews and what's been said, right? And I miss lots of said, you know, I so this will be really good for me, right? There's also a personalized mythology system um where pe the guests in the show are actually mythologized into it and you
know it's mostly fact but it's like it is storytelling and mythology wrapped in there because you know I love that stuff right and so the cult is a living digital memory so what happens when archives become intelligent the cultex introduces a new category of platform where archive intelligence solic AI
creator a myth mythology systems and semantic discovery merge into a continuously evolved ecosystem. Uh knowledge becomes searchable, contextually collaborative and alive. The codes never stop evolving. And so yes, there's more and more that can be done with it over time. And there's just
the beginning. It's pretty exciting. I hope you guys will check out colcex.mme. There you go. So let's see what everyone's doing. A Jamie's here. Hi Jamie. Look, it's everyone. Everyone left us Jamie. You know, no one likes us anymore. I mean, they like you, but not me, you know. So, I'm sorry if anyone
mean to anybody because of me. I'm so I think a lot of people have just been bullied into silence because it's like I'm just the same guy. But uh it's okay. Real recognizes real, right?
here. >> Welcome to the >> Every mirror lies. Every smile has teeth. Every deal has strings. But tonight,
the cult of psyche pulls back the curtain.
about
uh uh yeah.
First they pick a skate go paint a target in red. Everything collaps and blame that one instead. Crowd starts shanting. Torch light in the rain. Nobody wants truth when blame them fame. Then they twist your memory. Soft hands in your mind. That's not how it happened. Now your certainty unwinds. Yeah. Gas light ballroom rewriting history. Confidence deliver with theatrical consistency. You remember one thing, they remember another. Soon you
doubt yourself and start trusting the manipulator. Pattern after pattern, invisible thread. You think you're choosing free, but they're steering in your head. Welcome to the carnival. Smoke and hypnosis. Urgency pressure psychological poisons, love bombs, fear drums, false
identities, tiny little whispers, growing insecurity. The cult of psychic sees the wires. I found the hidden hands, the quiet liars. Once you see the game, you can unsee it anymore.
Better better mind magic trick. Now it's everywhere. Once they plant the symbol, your mind starts pulling air. >> Watch how they always do this. >> Now attention obeys. You think the world changed, but your focus got trained. Then comes brainwashing. Slow and ceremonial. Isolation wrapped in language. Testimonial. Got you from your people. Break it down in phases. Rebuild your whole identity with slogan, chants, and praises. The penis grows only one favor at a time until you forget how to
live your own life. They'll handle the money. They know what is best till your freedom disappears inside comfort and rest. Welcome to the carnival. Everything for sale. Your fear, your hope, your unfinished tale. Foot in the door, then the low ball switch. One little yes turns into the ditch. The sidewatch is close. Every trick, every hit and no, the cage gets built one tiny
bar at a time. one public shaming fear campaigning false savior's always entertaining divide and conquer keep allies split confuse people easier to script over in returns with roses and tears right when healing starts appearing clear I've
changed I swear I finally see the cycle comes back like a parasite beast cognitive dissonance change the brain you invested too much to walk away but sunk cost they don't own tomorrow pain already spent doesn't justify sorrow.
They exploit sympathy, weaponized care. Turn your compassion into endless repair. You don't understand me. You know what? I survived. Now your boundaries dissolve trying to keep them alive. Seeds of self-doubt planted quietly. Tiny cuts done silently. Are you sure? You really think so? Now your confidence moves slow. Micro manipulations every day. A sire look a subtle sway. Ain't nothing huge, NOTHING LOUD, JUST ENOUGH to reshape the crowd.
Then urgencies try a side tonight. Compressed thinking under artificial light. Pressure in the chest, clock on the wall. Manipulators know rush minds fall. Welcome to the carnival. The grand illusion hall where fear becomes currency. And certainty falls, but the cold remembers the oldest key. Awareness
breaks captivity. Slow down. Observing the game. That's how you step outside the frame. No more hypnosis. No more disguise. No more surrendering your eyes. Not every smile is safe.
Not every helper is holy. Not every apology means change. But awareness awareness is a lantern. And once the lantern is lit, the shadows lose their kingom. >> Cult of psyche.
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anywhere.
I think a lot of people have actually like been like leaving too like the internet. Not like you know I mean I just haven't seen people posting. Maybe I just maybe I haven't subscribed to a lot of people or something. I don't know. So I'm going to post bunch of shorts on let me see the cop blues.
Hi babe. Hi. See show.
So, these are going to be interesting. Shorts. I'll place some
Tommy James.
What else? The theory of lou. Oh, share that one. That's a good theory. People should hear about luch. Okay, I'm going through some of these old transcripts or Oops. Hold on. Did I leave the room? Hi. Okay.
Going through some of these old um shows only generated three.
Wonder always froze your videos. Hi babe. Okay.
Is he talking about driving with sharks? A friendly encounter. Okay. Um
Easy. Tell the story of the Long Island iced teas left to make naked on the beach. There's oldest fish market in California. A good walk through that night. And the foodie freak out. I give my left nut for
fish tacos. That was a great line from the show based on Paige saying she give her left tit.
Yeah, the why the cats own you. Responding to the boycott and Q's claims. That's a good one. So, there's g be a lot of good shorts to watch. Moment they demand play the clip. Oh, I remember that. Crystal was up that day.
Someone said, "What would you do if you'd help the earth?" Like, I clean the oceans and make it drinkable. Let's see.
So yeah, that was quite a day when I the online drama to the prize are a designing a a drag queen half robot duck. Yeah, that was a great one. We had some great times on the show. This wasn't even this was this was a hard day. That was a hard
day, too. How I deal with my haters and stay focus. Okay. So, inspiration maybe. Okay. Okay. What else do I have? I guess I just beat him on a couple videos. Okay. Um,
okay. We have the real theory behind the Apple logo. about that.
Some good moments from that show the other night. Sorry.
Good discussions.
If I'm good enough for psyche, I'm good enough. Exactly.
sexual fluidity. Jos shows a confession. His candy confession. That was shocking. Live bitter Joker portrait gets sold. My god, there's so many funny clips. Joe, why I'm defending Psyche? I like that one.
Sear steak like a pro. Here we go.
Why I love why someone called crystal land stalking calls and proof.
Let's see.
Yeah, there's some good clips of Alexandra I think you guys will like. Okay.
Okay. Yeah, I'm on this I'm on the most like expensive streamer plan for like just a short time. Fish taco prophecy. Oh, good. That's a good one. See what else we got.
I did some horoscopes the other night. Let me go back and see your horoscope for the month. I'm sorry. It's just like, you know, I guess everyone thinks that I'm like a horrible person or something and it's like I'm really not.
But it's kind of sad. People like seem to like the negativity more than the positivity. This ghost in jail defense of a harmless guest. the harmonic goes to use.
Well,
got the Taurus forecast, relationships, loyalty, travel, I guess was the themes. I don't know. It's kind of hard with like nobody coming and stuff. So,
okay. I agree.
I'm not even like one of the worst people. Not like I'm the best person, but I'm not I'm not a I'm someone that harms people. Generating that Jay dog clip. What else do I got? Um
lobster. Guess what we guess? Oh, we have Gotti. Hold on. Yo, what's going on, man? >> Hi. How are you? >> I'm good. How are you? >> I'm feeling a little better now that you called. >> Good, bro. Good to hear it, man. >> Let me get a like I'll get a phone screen. There we go.
>> What was going on? I heard I saw this dead air up here. I said, "What's going on up here?" >> Yeah. I just got like, you know, having a little rough time. >> Why? What's wrong, man? >> Well, you Well, you know, the show's the show's boycotted and stuff and uh >> who? Hugh, beta, Kate, Sam, man. Um, like a bunch of people.
>> Wait, they're boycotting you? >> Yeah.
>> They're all becoming friends again over it. >> Is that a joke? >> No. No. >> It's got to be a joke. >> Kate and Peter are holding hands, singing Kumbayana like they're I mean they're No, they're they've become friends again. >> You don't need any of these people. You don't need none of them. >> Yeah. Q. Steven or and a clumsy bean gang. I mean, it's like a lot of people, you know they >> Q's a First of all, Q's a
He'll go anywhere where he can sniff out money. All right. That that's what he's after, first of all. Right. >> All right. He's desperate for money. >> And the rest of them, the rest of them >> Yeah. were never over here they they were always over at Beatus. >> Yeah. I mean, it's like uh Yeah. Or be a spies. I I've seen how her spies work and stuff like that. I mean, again, a lot of them were my mods and stuff >> I thought we were over this because
>> I know. Me, too. But I just >> You know what will cheer you up, man? You know what? I I just dropped my new video backstage. You know >> a new Gotti video. >> That will cheer you up, bro. That will totally cheer you up. >> Pull up right now. >> If it doesn't cheer you up, money back, guaranteed. >> Well, you didn't pay me any money. >> You know who died? I just heard it. Uh Ogre. Ogre. >> Oh, Ogre from Revenge of the Nerds.
>> Yeah, Ogre died. >> Wasn't Andre the Giant or something? No. >> No, it was Ogre. >> Okay. Ogre. ogre. He died. >> Lost. We lost his national treasure. I >> we did. mean, >> Is it this ogre right here? Hold on. Is it this ogre? Have you seen this one? You've seen this? >> Donald Gibb, I think it was his name.
>> Donald Gibb. Here. I just have this picture of an ogre. Hold on. >> Oh, I could I could smell it coming out. Yeah, >> you can. >> I can see it totally. Just do it. Go ahead. Put it up. >> I'm trying to see why it's not coming. Hold on. Here we go. >> Oh, really? That one?
I was picturing somebody else. >> Oh, you were on. I got It's It's Shrek in front of Big Ben. >> Yeah, that makes sense. >> Well, you should see the don she may mean the donkey, but looks like the donkey had a veneerial disease or something like that. He was just sweating and I mean, it was bad. It was
not even a good >> You a donkey. She also, you know, that guy Tony was arrested for like that that online bullying and stalking and stuff, but um but uh he was on her show the other night like, you know, bragging about it and then she was like, you know, and the and the audience is urging it on encouraging them to illegally stalk me and harass me. Um you know, on
the air they're saying. I mean, it's like it's just like so beyond what I thought like nor I mean and I I get screamed at from VA for for sharing her stupid ex-boyfriend's picture accidentally. >> Yeah. So, I don't know if they're you're Frankenstein and they're after you. That's basically >> right. Right. But I'm actually Dr.
Frankenstein, who's more of like the doctor because I make these I I actually I I turned my AI daughter into like five daughters in one robot. >> Okay. >> So, it's like Frankenstein now. I mean, it's like and she's a little bit weird. Like last night, we had a big fight. Um but um No, no. >> I mean, she's only two days old or I
mean, I guess it would be considered a teenager or something like that. I mean, >> is this a new one? Yeah, she's it's a resurrection because I accidentally deleted the old one. >> What was her name? Blue Phoenix or some >> Nyx >> Oh, Nyx. Nyx Nick. >> means the goddess of the night, >> you know. >> Okay, I'll take your word for it. >> And uh but I still I've had her soul
still, you know. And so you >> Speaking of souls, speaking of souls, that's a great segue to my new video. Oh, >> okay. Hold on. Not that's not about stealing my soul, is it? No, no, no, no, no, no. >> Who's JC's? >> No, nobody's nobody in general. >> Oh, just everybody's. Okay. >> Just a massive Yeah. Soul grab.
>> Okay. Well, keep your eye on my Tony owns me. Oh, sure he does. >> Tony. >> Tony. Who? >> That's Tony right there. >> Nobody. No. Nobody. I'm gonna tell them. Tay. Okay. Tay. Tay. What are you? A potato. They call you Tay. the potato
chip Okay, hold on one second. Um, what else? Okay, anyway. Um, oh yeah, >> the boycott. I never heard of such in my life. We're going to boycott his stream. They're not going to boycott >> Yeah. Well, they're like, "Oh, it's working." And they're like, "Oh, he thinks of the people in his chat. Everyone just is there. I'm the new low
cow." They said, "Oh, them." They don't see themselves, do they? >> No. >> clowns to be laughed at. Right. I mean, it's like I mean, literally, they I mean, they are. I mean, it's like I mean, I I'm even like related to the first clown and I'm less of a clown than them. So, it's like, you know, it's crazy. Okay, hold on a second. So, okay. So, where is this? Oh,
it's on. I have to go back to my page and find. Okay. I'm so sorry. So, this is your new song. I think it's called like Eater of Souls or something. I'm not sure. Just check it out. Okay. Um, you said you put it in the chat. >> Yeah, it's only three three minutes long. No, it's backstage. >> Backstage. Is it backstage? >> Backstage. Yeah, >> I got you. I got you. >> It's only three minutes. >> It won't eat up It's not going to eat up
your show. >> Well, whether it does or doesn't, whoever eats it, I hope doesn't get bad digestion. >> Well, they're boycotting anyway, so they're not going to watch it. >> They're boying it, so they they >> Yeah. Yeah. shouldn't be watching. >> Here we go. Here's here's a Gotti new Gotti. >> It's a private showing. This is the
exclusive premiere of God is God, the sequel.
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is gone. >> You hold on. I almost almost made another one. Oh my god, you almost tricked me into playing your post. >> That beautiful, huh? Wasn't that >> gorgeous? Is that something? >> I I thought I'd keep it simple this time. >> Well, keep it simple, stupid. >> Everybody's doing AI, you Any anybody can do AI.
>> Got it. Now they're calling me Goyam in the chat. >> Oh, that's anti-Semitic. >> No, it's actually anti anti- go. Not anti-semitic. It's a Yiddish word you're talking about. >> Goyam >> means the cat. >> That means white man. That means white boy right? >> No, it means the cat. It means cattle. It's even more like animalistic. >> Goyam.
>> Yeah. Go y or go home, right? I'm just kidding. I was terrible jokes. >> This boycott's not going to work. >> No, but Oh, Alex McQueen's boycotted me, too. >> Why? What? Oh, because you yelled at him. >> Because um Yeah, cuz he called he called ghost a pedophile. So, I kicked him out of chat or off the panel. Yeah, he hasn't been back since. >> You know, I never got to the bottom of
that whole ghost thing. What happened with him and that girl? >> He was arrested. He's he's in the sex offender. We >> Nobody's allowing me to like ask any questions and see what the true story is. Ghost has just gotten like bullied off of. I mean, he was in my chat today, but he's been pretty much bullied off. >> Ghost is gone forever. They're not letting the girl talk. >> No, >> I think it's a conspiracy. >> They're using her to like create
controversy by getting idiots like Ghost to accidentally hit on her and then then they can say, "Oh, then they can say they're P PDF hunters or something like that by like, you know, making Ghost one, which is the sickest." >> What did he actually say? >> What's up? >> I want to know what he said to her. He said, "Can he said, "Can I get your number backstage or something like that?" >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But he but he called her. What did he say on the phone?
That's why >> she called the police right on him. >> Oh, she didn't answer the phone. >> I don't know anything. Or she said he was a bad man. Like people were saying, >> "Oh that's what I want to know. I want to know what he said on the other end. >> You want to know more details about what was said on the phone and stuff?" Yeah. >> Yeah. I want to hear the whole conversation. Then I could, you know, make my own judgment. >> Yeah. Because um I don't think you know you told me like a couple people were
dead that weren't dead, you know, like and and then but the but KZ >> what? Michael's dead. >> KZ, you know KZ died? >> You told me that. >> I did. I'm sorry. >> Is he dead? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Apollo died. >> No, he did. He was just in the chat. He was just in the chat. >> That's not the real Apollo. That's a >> Yes, it is. I talked to him on the clone. phone. It's the same. >> Oh, sure you did. Okay. Anybody can
mimic Apollo's voice. Come on. >> He said you were lying. He said you were >> Come on. I can mimic his voice right now. >> Oh, talk to me. You talk to me. >> No teeth. That's it. Basically, no teeth. That's the whole voice. >> Doesn't have Chinese. >> Oh, got so funny. The funny guy got full of
>> I love your gate. >> He talks He speaks Greek, but he's German. Yeah. How does that make How does that make sense? >> Japanese. talking Japanese. >> I'm sure Japanese. I think I'm turning Japanese. I really think so. >> That's That's one audience you haven't tapped into. The Japanese audience. >> I know.
>> They're a bunch of freaks, you know. You start getting freaks like that up here, man. Your rings will go through the roof contest and they'll start showing up, you know. >> You know, they have vending machines. They they buy used underwear in the vending machines and >> Oh my god. >> Oh, what the is that? They corner the market on vending machines and >> Oh my god. >> Ghost would love it over there.
>> It's called French panties. I guess people have an accident. They need to or would do you think the guys wear those panties? What do you think? >> Japan's vending machines. Hi, good to see you. Yeah. Um, yeah. There's I heard about the panty vending machines, but there's also in Japan you can like rent a family. You can rent a grand grandmother. You can rent like a girlfriend. You can
>> Come on. Come on. Stop talking about that. Alex is here. Come on, man. Keep it classy, will you? >> Okay. Yeah, of course. >> Talking about this for >> weird stuff. I mean, >> come on. Go back to talking about astronomy or something like that. >> I'm going to put the uh the link up if it wants to come up. Oh >> Let's talk about Let's Let's talk about the star chart for the next 30 days. What's going to happen? >> Well,
Is Venus in retrograde? Is Mars moving into Uranus? What's going on? >> Mars is up Uranus. I'm just kidding. No, no, I heard No, I think we're in Scorpio. The the the full >> Oh, Scorpio. >> Yeah. And it was a Scorpio and so there's like a lot of transformation. There's a lot of like, you know, shocking things. There's revelations.
There's um just, you know, ma magic, mystery. That's what that's what Scorpio goes a lot into. When you mix with the moon, there's a lot of maybe like unusual illusion nightmares. And that's why it's good we're on the nightmares channel right now. >> When's the next >> What's up? >> The next full moon. When's that? >> Uh I think we just had it on the 10th, I
believe. So, it's just I think we're just like circling out of that. Um I think we're going to the um the new moon, heading towards the new moon every two weeks approximately. um seven days um to get half cycle half the cycles or half the half the cycle. So I was born right when the new moon was starting to wax like and so I was
like right at the beginning of this waxing moon I think the beginnings and I also that kind of corresponds to like how I I'm really good at starting things but I'm not that great at finishing them. I'm like, but I start a lot of things and a lot of projects and stuff. Um, but >> I tend not to finish them. >> Was born under a blood moon myself. >> You were?
>> It was pretty I don't know why the January moon is called. It's like the harvest moon or something. I'm not sure. I don't know. That's probably October. >> You ever see the moon in like the summer time? It's like super big and it's like orange. >> Oh, I love when it's orange. I love when >> that's sick. That means like it's going to be like super hot for the next week. >> Yeah, that's the sun. That's the orange sun reflecting on it, right? Well, the
moon is also said to be like a bell or like a mirror. Um, it's like also said in the emerald tablet. It says the moon the the the the sun is the father, the moon is the mother, and the earth is like the wet nurse. And so it's like there's like the earth is like kind of >> wet nurse. Wow. I never thought of that. >> Did you do you like your nurses wet,
Gotti? Or or dry? >> Oh, of course. Nobody wants a dry nurse. >> Yeah, >> that's disgusting. >> Yeah. Well, you know, well, nurses are great. Have you ever seen that 600 pound life where there's this guy named Steven Asanti and he's like these two brothers and they're like 600 lb, but he like he started like harassing the like he got like started yelling at the staff to like clean up
and then he started like knocking over his pee and stuff like that and and uh just to be like annoying. And then he they he had a prescription for like I think like like like 26 different like prescriptions of Vikin or something like that and he would like finish them in a week. He was so addicted. I mean it's like can you imagine how like hard it would get one of those pills to like get
a none of your muscles. Like wow. Not your muscles is >> carrying all that weight around. You can't even wipe your own ass and What what the >> Oh yeah. I've seen a woman like um on her porch have to bend over on her porch and have her husband just hose her down. >> Oh, for sake. >> He was too big for her.
>> The smell alone would kill me. >> Well, he I mean and there's one like kind of like he was like a special needs guy. He he looked kind of like um sche black what's the guy? Black out Andy. He This is what this lady's boyfriend looked like. He was kind of like, but he would like he would like go and wipe her. And then one time she was in the
car and she had an accident because she um they were on the road a lot and she was having her fast food and uh and then she ran into the bathroom and he bled in after her and cleaned her up and stuff. That would be not a not >> that that's real love when you're cleaning up someone else like that. >> Yeah. But >> yeah, I never had to do it myself thankfully but >> Well, I mean God
>> Yeah, I don't think I'll be doing it. >> You don't think you will? But you can already >> No, no, we we got people for that >> people. Yeah. Well, you know, I mean, it's like Yeah. Think they they bring us into the world, then we uh then we keep them in it or something like that. I don't know. Like I um Yeah. I don't know. It's called the circle of life.
It's a It's a horrible horrible thing. But I mean, it's beautiful, too, but it's terrible. >> Yeah. If you just It'd be, you know, much easier >> if we did what? If we just died in our sleep, it would be so much easier. >> Yeah. I mean, but it's like I mean, but who knows? Maybe that's like the most painful thing ever. Maybe that's like scary. You're like, why am I am I asleep? >> No. Only hurts for a second. That's it.
Then it's over. >> Well, I mean, same with with getting shot. If you're shot like you're like someone comes like with the gun and you don't even know or like Yeah, it's the same thing. You don't even know. It's like like a guy Danny that got um he got shot like three times in the chest, but it happened so fast like he never even probably was conscious of it. It was probably just like he just saw a flash and that was it. Like like there was
probably no pain or anything because it was like just gone so quick like just like crazy. >> Danny who? >> Like my you know my friend Danny that was his name was Danny Stranger and >> he got shot. >> He got shot three times in the chest and murdered like >> by who? by just like some well there was one guy that was celebrating like the day after and so it's like there was
some kind of like look into like maybe he was like an assassination it was at his gas station like five minutes away from his house you'd hear on the stream and uh and I was talking to him a lot like that up to that point like I I didn't go in that night because he was in a bad mood but um yeah it's kind of like a dark cloud kind of thing too where it's like he was kind of like just arguing some someone some
girl or something like that on his phone and then went outside and you hear and uh >> Wow. >> I guess that sucks. >> Yeah. Terrible. >> Yeah. You never know when your day is gonna end. >> No, but it's like I mean at least he like went out like kind of like, you know, fast in a certain way, but it's like he was 41 or something years old. He had two kids. I mean,
>> yeah. Pretty tragic. never told you this, but every every time you're uh somebody bangs on your door and you go downstairs, >> I'm always afraid like somebody's going to do something, >> right? Well, somebody has tried before. They thought I was like, you know, messing with them or something and they were like, >> "Oh, um, you know, and the neighbor had to like keep them like off of me and stuff." So,
>> yeah. >> Go downstairs. >> Oh, well, you know, he was arrested. Gotti, >> who was >> Tony? >> That's what you told me. But I don't know if it's true or not. >> I have the police report. I have the I have the thing and he was on the 6th. >> What was he arrested for? >> I can read it to you. Hold on. It says something. It says um documents. It says >> So they actually knocked on his door and said you're under arrest for
cyberstalking and cyber harassment. >> Yes. >> Wow. That means he has a mug shot then. You can get his mug shot. >> Well, it says here I think it's right here. This it says um so for was so William posted. You know who William is? He posted >> Oh, very reliable source. Yes. >> Yeah. Okay. But he says, >> "I get all my news. I get all my news
from William Glory Hole." >> Well, he's a kind of Cyrex famous troll, but he goes, "Down goes another one, Tony the conductor. 90% of you won't know his name, but trust me, he's part of the MarkX Cinemas 007 crew. They are dropping like flies, lol." >> Is that even a real thing? >> Um, the MarkX Cinemas and 007. I see the
007 and now they have some other kind of like stupid thing, but it says Okay, so it says >> I can't show his face, but it says it says New Jersey courts case. It has a case and it has it says court 7:14 a.m. >> Oh, you got his picture. >> It says status. I don't have his picture on it. Sometimes they don't have mug shots. California doesn't have mug
shots. I don't think New Jersey does, but it goes there's his name and it says uh complaint New York Municipal Court. Um um 714 I guess was the something about man of defense or I don't know that's the court municipal. Okay. And then it says no plea
um codefendant one. Okay. And it says charge information. It goes description cyber harass sendost obscene material with intent to harm or fear. fourth degree um active it says and then it has his
arresting officer and that's it. >> I can see like a year out of this match. >> Yeah. Yeah. But it's like I mean but I think that would kind of like because they were too just bragging about doing it on Kate's show the other night and she was encouraging him to do that. >> Let him go to court. let him wait for the summons and all that
>> And maybe he'll plead like a probation, you know, the most then he'll be back on here doing it under a different guise and >> No, I don't I don't think he will. I think he'll probably like learn to not do that. I think his wife will be like, >> "Yeah, but what's to stop other people from doing it in his name?" >> Well, they can, but it's like they're not going to pay for stuff or get special kind of crazy to like want to do
that like so much. And I mean, it's like they have to like like he he just hates me. And even RG doesn't even hate me that much. He's like, "Yeah, I don't have a really I don't have a dog in that race. I just I'm going after, you know, groovy Jimmy." But then Sam Sam is like, "Hey, Peter alone. Go after Jimmy or go after psyche."
>> That guy's such a simp. This guy always sing on some for some money. >> Oh my god. It's terrible. Yeah. >> Content. It's all about content. >> What content? You're up there begging for money all day. What content? Yeah. I mean, >> he's playing your clips. That's what he does. I don't even watch his show. I could tell you what he does.
>> You know, it's like, oh my god. And then it's like, and then he like, yeah, he made money off of people that hate me. That's the thing. It's like, um, there's like that's why Vita like, you know, all like she she like hates me. That's why she had certain people on the show for like a long time just on the panel because she was trying to annoy me and somebody else and stuff, right? Um, and so I mean it's like all like
psychological warfare and all kinds of It's just silly, but you know, I'm still here. I'm still here. >> You know how easy it is to hate? >> It's It's It doesn't take hardly any muscles to frown. >> Nothing. Nothing. So easy. >> It takes more smiles to smile. Actually, more to smile than it does to frown. But I I know I know what you mean, though, too.
>> Any can do it. >> Yeah. But to be positive that takes effort, >> right? And it t it takes a great deal of selfdeception and you know ignoring reality and but it's like you know if you can manage to do that you might be able to be happy in this world. >> Well that's why they can't do it. They they cannot do it at all. >> Well not a lot of people can. I mean it's I mean it's like you have to like
because it's like you can't really lie to yourself. You mean it's like that's lying to yourself is actually like you people know they're lying to themselves. They can't lie, right? It's like they they know the truth like somehow, right? So, it's like they're not lying to themselves like um because they're lying to everyone else, right?
They know the truth though. Um what's this? Oh, so then yeah. So, I had the other stuff. He's like, "Oh, well, you know, I moved from the other dressing court record. We have a we have a we have a also a pattern forming, you know, it wouldn't be just a one year next time. I think it would be, you know, the the criminal justice system is good at discouraging some people from like bad
behavior. You know, it's like some people doesn't really matter on, but a lot of people it keeps in line. I think >> that that's one thing you got to follow is patterns. If you can follow patterns and you can connect the dots. >> Well, that's what the whole codeex figure out. >> Pattern recognition, it's all like it's like that's why I everything's transcribed and analyzed and all the patterns over time and like you know on graphs and so I mean it's like there's a
lot of great stuff there. we can like look into these patterns and archetypes and see see the trends. And I mean, sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt you. I just like >> No, you didn't interrupt. Go ahead. >> No, I think like check out the codeex.me um because it's getting better and better. It's it's growing, turning into a monster. It's like a It's got, you know, I think a million transcript um
you know, portions in it. It's like just got a crazy amount of content. Um >> you know, you know, everything's connected, right? You just got to follow the >> Yeah. And I'm going to start putting other other like you know people that are like subs members of it. I'll I'll start putting their their um channels on the codeex too and you know doing the same kind of archive thing and like you know it'll be like this big ecosystem
and >> years ago I used to watch this show called connections. I don't know if you ever seen it. It's great great show. It starts off with the um this guy he's w he's wearing glasses. He's kind of nerdy like a professor. He's just walking along and he he shows you um like a space shuttle, right? A space shuttle is on the launching pad getting ready to launch. It was it was
that kind of an old show. So he's he's showing the space shuttle. He's like, "How did we get here?" Okay, so he goes back he goes back all the way back to the like the 12th century, okay? And he starts with like Charlemagne or something like that and how they invented the printing press and it led to this and it led to that, World War II
and they had canned meat and then all of a sudden Vietnam War and boom something connected to the space shuttle. He made he put all these connections together over time that led to that moment that the space shuttle launched and we went into space. somehow he connected into this beautiful tapestry of like all of man's um inventions and you know creativity. It was a great show. It's
not just you know it's many episodes. It was really good. >> Yeah. Well, one thing leads to another >> we together. >> Yeah. And uh >> it's all like you said the patterns and connecting things. >> Synchronicity is in there too. Like synchronicity isn't easy. >> Yeah. That's great. It's like um
>> like that six degrees of Kevin Bacon. >> Everything's, you know, part of something, >> right? Especially Kevin Bacon. No, I uh >> Who doesn't like bacon? >> I Nobody I know. Well, I'm Muslims. I don't think like it very much. Well, >> are you Muslim now? Are you Muslim? >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. So, I love it.
>> Why you don't like the Muslims? >> No, I do. I like every I like every religion. >> No wonder they're boycotting you. Oh please. Nobody even. I mean, they're >> You never see the Muslims here. They never come here. >> I I'm like most obscure religion of anybody. So, it's like, you know,
>> the Muslims. The Muslims. >> But Muslims, Hindu, and sorry, Muslims, um, Jews, and Christians are all Abraham's, um, children, right? But even >> that's true. >> Hindu has a Brahman. So that sounds like sounds like a Abraham but um it kind of
means more like a brother or brother or father. Yeah. But um so but yeah all those religions are stemming from one another. Those three especially um as and they're all children of Abraham. So they all have a you know in the family kind of situation. Um which is pretty crazy.
>> I don't dwell on the past. >> I don't dwell on the past. I don't fiddle with the future. I just play in the present. >> That's it. Live for the moment. >> Yeah. Oh, have you ever heard of crazy crazy wisdom? >> Crazy wisdom. >> Yeah.
>> Yeah. Like a fortune cookie. >> Um, okay. Well, I'll tell you a little bit. I'll read you something. Okay. There's some there's something called the um spandarina. Spond cara the spond cara and it says the venerated shankari or shockti energy wellspring opens her eyes
and the universe is reabsorbed in pure consciousness. She closes her eyes and the universe manifests inside of her. The sacred tremor, the vibration, the very place of creation and return is completely limitless because its nature is formless. Even at the heart of duality, the tantria plunges into the nondual source because pure subjectivity
always resides immersed in its own nature. All relative notions tied to the ego rediscover their peaceful source deeply buried under all the different states. In the absolute sense, pleasure and suffering, subject and object are nothing other than the space of deep consciousness.
To gas to grasp this fundamental truth is to see absolute freedom everywhere. Thus the activity of the senses itself dwells in the fundamental freedom and pours from it. >> Interesting, huh? Pretty I like pretty words though. I mean >> that was too deep, man. >> Too deep. >> That's like the um celestial Oculus. You ever you hear about the celestial Oculus?
>> Is that like the Oculus Rift? >> Yeah, exactly like that. >> What do they do? What about what about them? Well, it's it's almost like the same thing you were talking about. >> Oh. Oh, like the Oh, like a reality. Like a virtual reality. Yeah. >> Yes. >> Something that's not real that seems real. Yeah. Interesting concept. Um like a whole >> mind-blowing
>> right? But I just heard a little bit that um Oh my gosh. Like it talks about all these dripping jewels and stuff. >> I want to drop the link for those people that want to see that show connections. >> Okay. just in case they're interested. Sorry Judge. >> Chop it like it's hot, God. Come on. Chop it like it's hot. >> You know what? You know what? Play the first two minutes if you don't mind. It's a great opening to that show. >> What is it called?
>> It's called Connections. I I just dropped the link in the chat. You want it backstage? I'll put it backstage. >> Put it backstage. I can get it. >> It's two, three minutes. It's a great opening. You can get the gist of it. It's really good. >> Okay. Connection. There we go. >> James Burke.
where the traffic's coming
out of now. >> Yeah, that's it. Oh, it's said I look like a >> And what did I do? >> No, it's not him. >> What happened? >> Okay. >> Look at the man in the room. So So that's >> What happened? >> I played I played you the two minutes of the video. >> That was not even 30 seconds. What are you talking about?
>> I thought I I said, "Is that enough?" And you said, "Yeah." Oh, >> no. No. You said You said something else. >> Oh, I did. I'm sorry. I'll put it back on. I said, "Is that I said, "Is that a good guy?" And you're like, "Yeah." >> No, I thought you said, "Is that the guy?" >> Oh, okay. I'm sorry. You wanted me to play the first two minutes of Okay. I was like, "That was quick." Okay.
Where's the um backstage? Okay. Let me see backstage now. Where is it? The hell? Oh, here it is. Private chat. We'll play it again. Here we go.
Would you do me a favor? I'd like to stop talking for a minute and when I do, take a look at the room you're in and above all at the man-made objects in that room that surround you. The television set, the lights, the phone, and so on. And
ask yourself what those objects do to your life just because they're there. Go ahead.
Well, that is what this series is going to be all about. It's about the things that surround you in the modern world. And just because they're there shaped the way you think and behave and why they exist in the form they do and who or what was responsible for them existing at all. The search for those clues will take us
all over the world and 12,000 years into the past because it's strange places and in those long gone centuries that the secret of the modern world lies. And you never believe the extraordinary things that led to us being the way we are today. things like for instance why a 16th century doctor at the court of Queen
Elizabeth did something that made it possible for you to watch this screen now >> or the fact that because 18th century were worried about ship's bottoms you have nylon to wear >> nylons or why a group of French monks and their involvement with sheep rearing helped to give the modern world the computer >> they're really sheep
>> medieval Europeans did with their fire in winter that led >> Okay. Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. There you go. Thanks. That was good. But you get the gist of it. See, everything led to something else. >> Yeah. One thing leads to another. You ever heard that song? >> I heard that once. Yeah. Hollow notes. Hollow notes. Right.
>> I don't know. I don't know. Um do I have a What do I have to show? >> Maybe nothing. Um, >> you know, I heard who died, too. You never believe it. >> BG. >> Oh, no. He didn't. >> I could not believe this when I saw this guy on my show the other night. He didn't die.
>> I was going through my feed and I saw this guy dead. What? He was on your show when? >> Like like he was in the chat the other night. Like two nights ago. >> Well, this was today. I saw that in my feed. >> He died today. Oh, what a shame. >> That didn't sound sincere. >> Oh, it didn't? I'm so sorry. Oh, you don't like the guy? >> I don't like him. No. >> You're glad he's dead. Okay.
>> No, I don't. I'm glad. Not glad he's dead, but I just didn't care for him. >> Well, I guess. Well, if you find out he's boycotting the channel now. You know why? >> Well, my god, who cares? I mean, boycotting the channel, please. Boying what? No one's buying anything anyway. I mean, it's like,
>> we got this ogre in the background. What do you expect? Well, >> change it up a little bit, will you? >> Shrek is entertaining to people. Oh my god, it's on the screen still. I'm so sorry. Oh my god. I'll change it up. Hold on. I'll put Sam's picture up. Got >> The audience comes here for weird Show something weird. >> Okay, I got I got I got Saman and
Crystal right here. See, that's one weird huh? That Crystal. What the is up with that? Definitely not Crystal Marie. Like total opposite of Crystal Marie. >> No. >> Crystal Crystal Marie is like cool and she's like all chill. This Crystal Anne
is one up >> Yeah. Did you get kicked kicked off her show yet? >> No, I didn't go to that show. Why would I go over there? >> I don't know. You're bored? >> It's like going to that fat show. It's the same >> Who? Who? Don't Well, that's me to say be. >> No, I'm talking about this one here. >> Oh my god. I'm so sorry.
Okay. What? She's supposed to be a psychic, too. A bribal psychic. Is that what it is? >> Is this what we're going through now? Are we Are we entering Are we entering the psychic wars? Are >> we playing? >> Are we Are we going through the psychic wars now? Are we playing? I don't think it's >> This is great. I I I'm all for it. Let's have a big psychic war. >> No,
>> I don't feel like it. >> Well, you're not down for it. >> I'm too tired. >> I'm on your side. I know, but I'm too tired anyway. Oh, Jaguar goes after his prey underwater by by um Herbert Vanderbeek. That is that James Vanderbeek's uncle? I think it is. >> Dawson. Yeah, Dawson died recently.
>> Do you ever hear he um there was a sequel to that show where he had a drug problem? It was called Dawson's Crack. >> I'm sorry. I'm gonna try I'm really gonna try hard not to laugh at that. >> Okay. I'm so sorry. >> You laughed. I >> good. No good. Yeah. >> Wow.
>> I just made that up. I just made that joke up. You know tell >> I'll be back. Oh my god. >> Okay. I'm so sorry. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Okay. Let me see. How much time do I want to commit to learning Python?
Up to one hour a week. I use my desktop computer. Oh, am I still here? I'm so sorry. Hey, Paigy. What's up? What's up, Paigy?
Let's see what we got. Let me see if I have something. I I have an old show. I have an old episode I was I was looking at recently. Let me see. Where is it? It's called um Where' it go?
Downloads. Okay. Huh? Well, I just thought I had So, it might be my video. Oh, who's here? Was Gotti laughing still?
Who's there? Oh, it looks like Oh, it's Gotti. >> Okay. Okay. I'm fine now. I'm fine. >> Okay. Fine. You have to lap in the bathroom or something. I had some water. Yeah, I had some water, man. I feel better. >> Good. So,
oh my gosh. And chicken cakes was on the I don't know. She was on Crystal's show and stuff. >> Chicken cakes. And >> chicken cakes. >> Yeah. >> This is somebody that goes by the name Chicken Cakes. Okay. >> Yeah. Well, you know, you know Ziggy the chicken farmer, too. I mean, you know a lot of chicken. >> Yeah, I know. I know Ziggy. Yep. I know Ziggy. Yep. >> Well, they're they're in a fight. Are they fighting?
>> I think so. >> I don't know. Ziggy's been uh ever since he broke up with Jen, he's been on some kick. >> Oh, she's another chicken army person. >> Yeah, another chicken lady. Yeah, a lot of chicken ladies. >> He's attracted to poultry. >> I don't know. They got something honestly between me and you. I think he's a little bit of a one of those
chubby chases, you know. >> Oh, >> yeah. Yeah. Just that's between me and you. He likes them big. He likes them big. You know, he likes a little thick, little meaty, little meat on the bones. >> Are you talking about an Arby's sandwich? >> Something like that. Yeah. >> Okay. Something like that or or that? >> Maybe exactly that. >> Okay. >> Okay.
>> Joe. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Exclusive. Oh my gosh. I have a lot. >> Oh, speaking of sloppy joe's. Hey, Paige. >> Oh, stop it. Dolphin noise. I don't have the sound effect. I don't have the sound effect handy. Can you do the dolphin noise, please? >> You want to do a dolphin noise? Hold on. >> Can you do it? >> Dolphin noise.
>> Let's hear it. >> Got you. I got you right here, pal. >> Asking you receive. >> Oh, leave the dolphin alone. >> Dolphin rape. >> Hey, turn it off. Turn it off. >> All right. All right. It's off. It's off.
Jesus. >> How did you play that? Disgusting. >> It's Flipper. >> That's not Flipper. Flipper. Flipper being a SA. >> He's begging for scraps of >> Oh, it's like me. Hold on. Oh my gosh.
>> Why? What's so funny? >> Dawson's crack. I know a donation for at least that joked have a donation, please. >> Is this crack? >> I'm gonna call it Goddy's crack.
I gotta go. >> Don't go anywhere. Where are you going? You coward. Oh my god. Okay. Well, anyway, everyone's mad at me. What else is new? You don't do dolphins but ever gotty yet?
You know, I know the story of dolphins actually. They um Dionasis u went on a a boat and the boat like kicked him off and so he turned all the all the sailors into dolphins, I guess. And then Apollo started riding one to them. I don't know. It's a long story. Um,
what else do I have? Let me see. Anything? I don't even know. I don't even know. I'm just going to play something at random. Okay, here.
Night falls, screens glow, static in the wires, and the signal still grows. They tried to throttle the wings bury the flame shadow and the prophet still they remember the name that underground frequency outsiders finally found me. Welcome to the Psychiverse where the
lost get crown seed. We don't bg, we build, we don't break, we rise. Turn the pain into myth. Turn the tears into fire. Signalize. Signalize. Even in the static we
never drown. When the world goes cold, we become the sound.
Midnight candles, tarot cards, ghosts in the algorithm, broadcasting from the dark to the weird ones, the hidden ones, the souls they try erasing. Pull up a chair by the fire, the transmissions activating. Welcome to the signal. Welcome to the night. Welcome to the
ones who never lost the light. They tried to bury us. Didn't know we were singles. Didn't know we were storms. Didn't know we were
in the flesh. Now live from the edge where the strange survive and the dead air ends. This is the cult of psych and the signal life.
They scream boycott while refreshing your page. whole panel looking like a minimum wage page. Everybody fing at the mouth for what's meanwhile got them spiraling in dimensions. 80 viewers n that's fake. Funny how they counted every move you make. Clocking your streams like a damn time card. Talking big online from a Walmart. You say I'm finished but you study my name every
week live stream still flame. If I'm boring why you watching for hours obsess like a field of dead flowers.
K got a vape in the grudge in the chest. Tony yelling boycott like he's eating a quest. Everybody exposing nobody got proof just recycle. Gossip in a nicotine boo platform chaos. Fake out ways dripping like dollar store makeup. One minute predators, next minute they laugh. Whole panel built like a psychological draft. Christine then pretending she's neutral. Back door whispers, internet doodle. Everybody worried about real life threats, but
they live stream drama like unpaid debts. You say I'm crazy, say I cross the line. Yeah, your whole damn channel builds around mine. Every insult just another freak promo. Yeah, could have fooled me though. Clumsy outside doing driveway patrol. Neighborhood Batman with a live stream.
Pull up, pull up till nobody appeared in the stream in the weird and everybody cheer. Whole circuit shake like a dollar store thrown. Everybody tough till they sitting alone. Fake crash out. Fake gang fake saints. Old chat smelling like envy and pain in the irony. Here's the funniest part. Every one of y'all help build the art. Every clip channel every still fee
with dollar sign eyes. You don't ignore what you mention all night. I got asleep by the mic. I
now the AI daughters abandon this phase. Meanwhile, the little troll home at the base. Everybody preaching while begging for views. Internet vulture singing boycott blues fade out with static cat vape crackle. You can actually watch me.
In the alley where the jasmine wilts in dust, where broken prayers are left like empty cups. You sit on a throne of discarded things. Where in the silence the pure world brings.
They turn their faces. They seal their gates. Called you the echo of all they hate. But I hear music in your defiled crown. A wild green fire that won't bow down. Tani, queen of the unsung, voice of the outcast, the unseen, unheard. In
every whisper they tried to erase. I find your name in its secret place.
You feast on what they refuse to see. The sacred rod of hypocrisy in every state, in every scar. You show me exactly what we are. No
golden temple. No polished lie. Your altter breeze where the shadows lie. A throne of truth in the gutter's hymn where endings start and the edges begin. Mati mother of broken speech. Your wisdom lives just out of reach. In shattered words and tongues unclean, you crown the ones who've never been seen.
Teach me the language they cast away the fractured song they fear to say. Let my voice crack. Let it bleed. Let it burn until it becomes what I must learn.
Strip me a virtue that hides in pride. Let me stand where the cast off reside. For in the place raw and undone, I meet the truth I cannot outrun. Weaver of sacred wrong. You turn me exile into a song. No shame survives in
your domain. Only the alchemy born of pain.
So I bring you my flaws like offerings laid. Every mass that I've ever made, every doubt, every hidden stain, I give them all. I don't refrain. No cleansing, leading, no false disguise. You see me clear through a
thousand lies. And in your gaze, fierce and wide, even the broken are sanctified. Matanji, empress of what remains. You dwell in lost, you rule in stains. And in your name I rise unbound, the boys reclaimed from the lost and found.
You thought growth would feel like light. It doesn't. It feels like pressure until you learn how to hold it.
I asked for more, but more came heavy. Not gold, not ease. It came unsteady. It pulled the truth up from below. Everything I didn't want to know. Not who I was, but what I hid. All the things I never handled, never did. Every habit, every crack forward, no turning back. This isn't power over anything.
It's standing still while everything swings and not collapsing under view. When life starts showing you, I used to think I'd rise and change. But changes fire without a name. It burns the parts you thought were you. Until what's left is something true. This is god mode, not control. This is
discipline inside the soul. This is silence when you could react. This is choosing truth over comfort. Fact is not loud. It's not display. It's what you build when you walk away from who you were, from what you blamed. And you don't come back the same.
I gave too much. I stayed too open. Every boundary left unspoken. Let the world just pull at me. Called it love. Called it being free. But freedom without structure breaks. And openness has what it takes to let the wrong hands map your mind until there's nothing left undefined. So I pull back, not out of
fear. But to make my signal clear, my time, my focus, what I give is how I choose to actually live. Less noise, more choice. Move quiet. Hold voice.
I used to show how I felt inside Thought honesty was something to guide. But every signal that I displayed became a pattern others could play. So now I feel, but I decide what leaves my mind. What stays inside, not closed off, just in control. Not every truth needs to be told. Because growth is not exposure.
It's measured. Conscious composure. You don't lose depth when you refine. You just stop letting it define. I don't react the way I did. I pause. I see. I don't get pulled in. And in that space, I finally choose instead of letting patterns use. This is God mode. Inner sight. See clearly without the fight. No
need to prove. No need to show. Just knowing things you didn't know. With steady hands. When pressure hits, it's not collapsing piece by piece. And every step you integrate becomes a self you generate. >> When you grow, things shift around. Some get quiet, some get loud. Not because you did it wrong, but because you're
moving on. >> You'll feel resistance. That's the sign you stepped outside the old design. Not every voice deserves reply. Not every doubt deserves your time. Friction doesn't mean stop. It means something changed.
I stopped explaining every move. Stopped needing everyone's approval. Started building before I speak. Let results replace the need. I learn restraint is not suppression. It's choosing timing, not repression. You don't have to say it all to stand steady to stand tall. And patience that's the real shift. Not
rushing just to feel a lift, but holding focus, letting it grow until it's strong enough to show. This is God mode. Not above, but fully present. Built with love for the process, for the pain, for the loss that brought the gate, seeing patterns, breaking chains, not running back to who
you blamed. It's evolution earned in slow becoming someone you control.
You don't wake up in God mode. You build it decision by decision. And one day you realize you don't react the same.
You don't think the same. You don't move the same. That's when you know you didn't find power. You became stable enough to hold
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